Toxic Doses or Timely Cure? The Aspirin Question of 1918In a 2009 BMJ retrospective, Dr. Karen Starko found that soldiers and civilianswere routinely handed up to 30 grams per day of Bayer’s new wonder drug asinfluenza raged. Hand-drawn autopsy plates she unearthed depict lungsdistended with foam- classic signs of fatal pulmonary edema. The U.S. ArmyMedical Department alone shipped 12.5 million tablets to camps in October1918, the month 195,000 Americans died.

Analyzing further, strong sequence alignment was found between soy, peanut, sesame, maize, wheat and human glutamate receptors (GR), both ionotropic and metabotropic. There are reports of boosted wheat allergy and de novo synthesis of NMDAR antibodies following immunization. Once immunized with plant derived antigens, antibody levels will be increased by dietary exposure to these antigens.